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H.120 H.120 was the first digital video compression standard. It was developed by COST 211 and published by the CCITT (now the ITU-T) in 1984, with a revision in 1988 that included contributions proposed by other organizations. The video turned out not to be of adequate quality, there were few implementations, and there are no existing codecs for the format, but it provided important knowledge leading directly to its practical successors, such as H.261. ==Stream format==
H.120 streams ran at 1544 kbit/s for NTSC and 2048 kbit/s for PAL. Version 1 (1984) featured conditional replenishment, differential pulse-code modulation, scalar quantization, variable-length coding and a switch for sampling. Version 2 (1988) added motion compensation and background prediction.〔(Overview of International Video Coding Standards (preceding H.264/AVC) ) (PDF) (Gary J. Sullivan, ITU, 2005)〕 A final edition (without new technical content) was published in 1993 as a result of the creation of the ITU-T to replace the prior CCITT standardization body.
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